The Terry Dicken Business Park is in Stokesley, between the North Yorkshire Moors and the Tees Valley. Characterised by its resilience, framed by rugged coastline and beautiful scenery, this is a diverse and exciting place to live and work.
Over the last 30 years, the Terry Dicken Business Park has evolved and changed to meet the needs of the modern market. Existing industrial sites are now complemented by significant growth in the digital and creative, IT, communications, consumer, advanced manufacturing and engineering industries.
Local business Analox showcase innovative air quality monitor
With over a year spent in some kind of lockdown, it is safe to say that we would all like to get back to some sort of normality. To get back the energy of a busy office or the creativity of a face to face team meeting! But the virus hasn’t gone away, and we must...
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Local business Analox showcase innovative air quality monitor
With over a year spent in some kind of lockdown, it is safe to say that we would all like to get back to some sort of normality. To get back the energy of a busy office or the creativity of a face to face team meeting! But the virus hasn’t gone away, and we must...
Be free, to do what you want
We’re not a one-size-fits-all type of business park, we’d rather work with your ideals. Whether you’re a start-up or an established business we’ll provide options, if you don’t like what you see, we’ll always try and create a space just for you.
Feature Friday Rewind: Nationaal Gallery
Nationaal Gallery Nationaal Gallery offer a bespoke framing service including photographs and prints through to medals, snooker cues, sports shirts and guitars. We first met them in 2020 just before lockdown and shortly after their move onto the Terry Dicken...
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Feature Friday Rewind: Nationaal Gallery
Nationaal Gallery Nationaal Gallery offer a bespoke framing service including photographs and prints through to medals, snooker cues, sports shirts and guitars. We first met them in 2020 just before lockdown and shortly after their move onto the Terry Dicken...
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